DCC
Britishabbreviation
Example Sentences
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DCC Singleton described it as a "traumatic incident" for both the officers involved, and their families.
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Speaking at a media facility on Thursday afternoon, DCC Singleton said knives were the "most significant threat" to officers, with their presence going up at an "alarming rate" as officers respond to incidents.
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The UK has similar reciprocal DCC agreements with 17 other countries including the EU, the US and South Korea.
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DCC Speirs insisted Police Scotland would have sufficient resources for the visit, but said it may still ask for additional help from other UK forces under "mutual aid" agreements, particularly for officers with specialist skills.
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DCC Speirs said Police Scotland had expertise in policing protests and encouraged anyone planning to attend demonstrations to abide by the law.
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